Drama Quiz

What is the term used to describe a play that ends with the death of at least one of the main characters?

• Comedy

• Tragedy

• Irony

• Dramatic Irony

Which term refers to the written text of a play, usually including a list of characters and their descriptions?

• Dialogue

• Script

• Monologue

• Exposition

What does "Dramatis Personae" refer to in the context of drama?

• The set or setting of the play

• The list of characters in a play

• The main character's monologue

• The dramatic irony in the script

What is a monologue?

• A conversation between two characters

• A brief description of the play's setting

• A speech by a single character on stage

• The lines spoken by all characters

What is an "Aside" in a drama?

• A major section of a play, similar to a chapter in a book.

• A monologue performed by a character while other characters are on stage, intended to convey the character's private thoughts.

• A description of a character or setting.

• A minor character who does not have many lines.

What does "Stage Directions" refer to?

• Directions for characters to leave the stage.

• A major section of a play.

• A description of where the scene takes place or how a character should act.

• A group in a drama that comments on the action.

What is the purpose of an "Enter" stage direction?

• To describe the thoughts of a character to the audience.

• To indicate a character or characters coming onto the stage.

• To end a scene when all characters leave.

• To provide commentary on the action.

What defines an "Act" in the context of a play?

• A monologue revealing a character's thoughts.

• A direction for characters to enter or exit.

• A major section of a play, usually made up of several scenes.

• A description of stage business.

What role does an "Extra" play in a drama?

• A character who delivers monologues.

• A character who provides the setting description.

• A minor character, often without specific lines, like a servant or policeman.

• The main character of the play.

What do stage directions in a drama script typically indicate?

• The background music

• The actors' dialogues

• What the actors are supposed to do

• The audience's reactions